| King Henry VIII  AKA Henry Tudor
Born: 28-Jun-1491
Birthplace: Greenwich Palace, London, England
Died: 28-Jan-1547
Location of death: Whitehall Palace, London, England
Cause of death: unspecified
Remains: Buried, Windsor Castle, Berkshire, England
Gender: Male
Religion: Anglican/Episcopalian
Race or Ethnicity: White
Sexual orientation: Straight
Occupation: Royalty Nationality: England
Executive summary: King of England, 1509-47 Father: King Henry VII (d. 1509)
Mother: Elizabeth of York
Brother: Arthur, Prince of Wales (b. 20-Sep-1486, d. 2-Apr-1502)
Sister: Margaret Tudor (b. 28-Nov-1489, d. 18-Oct-1541)
Sister: Mary Tudor (Queen Consort of France, b. 18-Mar-1496, d. 25-Jun-1533)
Wife: Catherine of Aragon (m. 11-Jun-1509, div. 1533, d. 7-Jan-1536)
Son: Henry, Duke of Cornwall (b. 1-Jan-1511, d. 22-Feb-1511)
Son: (b. Nov-1513, d. 1513)
Son: Henry, Duke of Cornwall (b. Dec-1514, d. Dec-1514)
Daughter: Queen Mary I (b. 18-Feb-1516, d. 13-Sep-1558, m. Philip of Spain)
Wife: Anne Boleyn (m. Jan-1533, d. 19-May-1536 execution)
Daughter: Queen Elizabeth I (Queen of England, b. 7-Sep-1533, d. 24-Mar-1603)
Son: (b. 29-Jan-1536, d. 29-Jan-1536)
Wife: Jane Seymour (m. 30-May-1536, d. 24-Oct-1537)
Son: King Edward VI (b. 12-Oct-1537, d. 6-Jul-1553)
Wife: Anne of Cleves (m. 6-Jan-1540, d. 16-Jul-1557)
Wife: Catherine Howard (m. 28-Jul-1540, d. 13-Feb-1542 execution)
Wife: Catherine Parr (m. 12-Jul-1543, until his death, d. 5-Sep-1548)
Mistress: Lady Mary Boleyn (one son, one daughter)
Mistress: Mary Berkeley (two sons)
Mistress: Joan Dyngley (one daughter)
UK Monarch (22-Apr-1509 to 28-Jan-1547)
Converted to Anglicanism formerly Catholic
Founded Religion
Audience with the Pope Marseilles (Oct-1533)
Excommunicated 1533
Brain Injury probable
Knight of the British Empire Order of the Garter 17-May-1495
Risk Factors: Obesity, Depression, Gout
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